PARTITION UNRESOLVED QUESTIONS
BJP slams Congress for not reining in its leaders speaking on Pahalgam
The BJP has accused the Congress party of inconsistent messaging regarding the Pahalgam terror attack, highlighting contradictory statements from its leaders. While top Congress leaders condemned the attack, others questioned the details and government's response, raising concerns about their remarks being exploited by Pakistan.
Congress distances itself from controversial remarks of its leaders on Pahalgam terror attack
Following controversial remarks by some of its leaders regarding the Pahalgam terror attack, the Congress party has distanced itself, asserting that only statements from the CWC resolution, Mallikarjun Kharge, Rahul Gandhi, and authorized AICC office-bearers represent the party's stance. This clarification comes amidst BJP accusations that certain Congress members are echoing Pakistani sentiments.
Nothing changed in Congress, still shielding terror ecosystem: BJP's retort to Mani Shankar Aiyar's remarks
The Bharatiya Janata Party strongly criticized the Congress party regarding Mani Shankar Aiyar's statement on the Pahalgam attack. The BJP alleged that Congress is protecting the terror network. Pradeep Bhandari condemned Aiyar's remarks. He recalled Robert Vadra and Siddaramaiah's statements. Bhandari visited the family of Lt Vinay Narwal. He asserted that Pakistan will face consequences for the attack.
Are unresolved questions of Partition reflected in Pahalgam tragedy, asks Mani Shankar Aiyar
Mani Shankar Aiyar connected the Pahalgam tragedy to unresolved issues from the Partition. He questioned whether Indian Muslims feel accepted and cherished. Aiyar highlighted the 1971 war, noting Pakistan's failure to protect Muslims. He emphasized the need to view Muslims as integral to India. Aiyar urged reflection on whether Muslims feel truly included in today's India.
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Pakistan, India agree on '80 per cent and beyond' on Kartarpur draft agreement: Foreign Office Spokesperson
Before the start of the meeting, Faisal said Pakistan is committed to opening the corridor for Indian Sikh pilgrims on the 550 birth anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev.
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So said Nehru to Eisenhower
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